Pictures: Craft in America Summer Studio Workshops at Kutztown University

MICHAEL KUBEL / THE MORNING CALL

Summer Landis, of Phoenixville, works on a pottery wheel as Kutztown University hosts Craft in America Summer Studio Workshops: Themes and Practices of Contemporary Craft July in the Sharadin Arts Building on campus. The four-day series of workshops will provide unique opportunities for participants to deepen their involvement with craft mediums and processes while working with artists featured in the award-winning PBS series, Craft in America. Each day will consist of presentations and demonstrations, focused studio work, and mini-sessions devoted to taking ideas and craft sensibilities back to the classroom, according to their press release.

Summer Landis, of Phoenixville, works on a pottery wheel as Kutztown University hosts Craft in America Summer Studio Workshops: Themes and Practices of Contemporary Craft July in the Sharadin Arts Building on campus. The four-day series of workshops will provide unique opportunities for participants to deepen their involvement with craft mediums and processes while working with artists featured in the award-winning PBS series, Craft in America. Each day will consist of presentations and demonstrations, focused studio work, and mini-sessions devoted to taking ideas and craft sensibilities back to the classroom, according to their press release. (MICHAEL KUBEL / THE MORNING CALL)

Summer Landis, of Phoenixville, works on a pottery wheel as Kutztown University hosts Craft in America Summer Studio Workshops: Themes and Practices of Contemporary Craft July in the Sharadin Arts Building on campus. The four-day series of workshops will provide unique opportunities for participants to deepen their involvement with craft mediums and processes while working with artists featured in the award-winning PBS series, Craft in America. Each day will consist of presentations and demonstrations, focused studio work, and mini-sessions devoted to taking ideas and craft sensibilities back to the classroom, according to their press release.

Summer Landis, of Phoenixville, works on a pottery wheel as Kutztown University hosts Craft in America Summer Studio Workshops: Themes and Practices of Contemporary Craft July in the Sharadin Arts Building on campus. The four-day series of workshops will provide unique opportunities for participants to deepen their involvement with craft mediums and processes while working with artists featured in the award-winning PBS series, Craft in America. Each day will consist of presentations and demonstrations, focused studio work, and mini-sessions devoted to taking ideas and craft sensibilities back to the classroom, according to their press release. (MICHAEL KUBEL / THE MORNING CALL)